The Friday STEMinar continues on February 27, when biosciences students Hannah Norton, Madison Aberle, Jenna Johnsrud, Lillian Jensen, Jayden Taylor and Hadiya Farrahmand will speak. The STEMinar meets Fridays 3-4pm in Library 103 with refreshments in the Library Porch at 2:30. We look forward to seeing many people there. Title: Decoding Environmental Impacts on the Lung Through Mice and Cell-Based Systems […]
The STEMinar lights up the Library again this Friday with a talk on A Christmas Theorem: Sum of Two Squares by Dr. Damiano Fulghesu. The STEMinar meets 3-4pm in Library 103 with refreshments at 2:30 in the Library Porch. A description of the talk is below. Title: A Christmas Theorem: Sums of Two Squares Abstract: In this seminar, we explore a classical […]
The Red River Valley section of the American Chemical Society held their annual Research Conference at Concordia College. Gracie Ayers (Senior, BS Biology) and Opeyemi Olowoniyi (Junior, Biochemistry & Biotechnology) both earned Judges’ Choice Awards for their poster presentations. Gracie and Yemi used this local conference as a preview of their upcoming presentations at the National American Chemical Society meeting […]
Please note the event details with a new date below: Calling all current, former, and prospective Learning Assistant Mentors: How are Learning Assistants (LAs) supporting student learning, engagement, and equity in your courses? Please join me for an informal conversation to share your experiences or to gather insights on how to effectively deploy LAs in your classroom. Faculty from all […]
A Curriculum-based Undergraduate Research Experience (CURE) led by Brian Wisenden (Biosciences Department) resulted in a presentation at the Dragon STEMinar on 2/6 and a publication in the peer-reviewed journal Fishes. The project involved all 10 MSUM undergraduates enrolled in Wisenden’s section of BIOL 494 Research in Biology and graduate students from Craig Stockwell’s lab (on-going collaboration) at NDSU. The title […]